The St. Patrick’s Day festivities around Savannah officially kicks off with the greening of the fountain in Forsyth Park on March 10. This ritual occurs yearly in the beauty of […]
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EAT IT AND LIKE IT: A rebirth at Wright Square Bistro, going strong with new menu featuring old favorites
Sometimes life is just going to take its course and you have no idea how things are going to shake out. Tod Whitaker and Michael Higgins would most certainly attest […]
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SAVANNAH SHAMROCKS RUGBY CLUB: 2023 Savannah St. Patrick’s Day Rugby Tournament back for its 44th year
Savannah is known for many things, but the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade (and the festivities surrounding it) might be the best known thing nationally. Along with that St. Patrick’s […]
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IT’S GREEN SEASON: St. Patrick’s Day events leading up to the big day
Make sure you mark these events in GREEN on your calendar. 2023 Greening of the Forsyth Park Fountain Friday, March 10, 2023 – 12:00pm Forsyth Park Fountain 20th Annual Tybee […]
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HOLY COW: The local butcher shop brining housemade corned beef
Corned beef is a St. Patrick’s Day staple, especially to the Irish-Americans who made their way to coastal Georgia and celebrate it with fervor each year. It’s traditionally enjoyed […]
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Savannah’s Nolan Smith shines at NFL Combine
Nolan Smith had plenty of career accolades already on his resume before this week began. On Thursday, March 2 at the NFL’s annual scouting combine in Indianapolis, Indiana, the former […]
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Live Oak Public Libraries and Coastal Heritage Society partner to offer free museum passes
Live Oak Public Libraries cardholders in Chatham, Effingham, and Liberty Counties now have access to a new benefit. The library system has partnered with Coastal Heritage Society to offer a […]
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SIAC basketball tournament officials consider Savannah for long-term deal
Savannah’s hospitality and infrastructure as a host city deservedly earn rave reviews. But will Savannahians support the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference’s basketball tournament? The league’s tournament has been in town […]
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New coastal lifestyle marketplace Vendors on Victory hosts grand opening
Vendors on Victory is a new addition to Savannah’s shopping scene. Located at the intersection of Skidaway and Victory, the coastal lifestyle marketplace boasts more than 50 vendors offering artwork, […]
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BUNNY IN THE CITY: Gullah Geechee Grand African Ball
Making history, 2 Chefs Gullah Geechee Soul Food hosted their first Gullah Geechee Grand African Ball at the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum on Saturday, February 25th. Let me […]
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UGA Aquarium launches new Finding Meaning in the Marsh series
The UGA Aquarium on Skidaway Island near Savannah is offering a three-part Finding Meaning in the Marsh series that encourages participants to view Georgia’s coastal salt marshes from new perspectives. […]
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BRINGING THE HOUSE DOWN: “The Play That Goes Wrong” takes the stage
Here is a show that is so wrong, it’s right! The Savannah College of Art and Design School of Film and Acting presents the “The Play That Goes Wrong,” directed […]